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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-17
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,u b,fuIeu. I'm nun uniereu YOrratb bon Serren. unb
idneI ais mSslid aussupertaufen, weroen mir I
preiien losidlasen. Die Prsiis perben bon
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

asg slIa.Hnz &c Superintendent SzITz ;
ssflCa ia fbs ElsosHsez esss. iHg lGLE-
saA4- akzAl1 = llclienf 81 ailu1e1 -
&c fsef t1at 1ayer DgxsfAs had SAD
Gs so4lf Ike = see TIE ely s4saa So
Co % lssga whe1asF Il kad pozsF % re-
gczs sse hessse. taxt vas 81 Ee SAD
ssoaz 10 hsyeE Aslshsr A1e acre
~ lezz.
With tee exampls x IslaAeULArE Z.
ssaTH nssh "A mad. tns Msyor ruShss
70 . rskortsr fog BUs SAEIas cFsaA s1c
says that IzE TGLKGkAls- HEAALD nss at
taezsi Ia All the Democrats party.
II soald appear thz. Mr. DIzEAAS .
sroziag th.a-skInnsd very f4si. Va
asys yeS ID earn lhst : SIMPLE ststsment
ot facts suct as ss male eculd bs ca ed
An ~Aitaek. Tax L&eRsA-hEssLD
las oifea besn inlorrssd ttsf Mayor
DfxzAAs coDsldsred cimzet ~tAs Den
oclsfis paEs, ~ - "a ss l1ls Esez e
tie weeds = co1esgEes. bat Nc never BE-
Isse1 shat - scsla Intimate Ss aagsh
Ia = pa0le pElAt We sis0 had dsm
and hay idea iast there were several
Dsn0erats IN Grand hzp.ds ~no dld Hot,
sad 10 rot, eous.a BIZ. Mayor DIKE-
nAs -ths Dsmec1stic party"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Mayor r.. 3. L.fsFasy. 20 4le iasr meet
inE Of tire Corron CouuciL lsft his casir
an asked ire privilege et r1sasrr a
spaeca rrco iaa o1ssiioa ef reves.aa The
hcsnss of CHsRlrs Flss Fascg. vho
ksscs a ssincn re SIS otssve-si. The
Ci.y Attorney bs,i .lrorusd re Ccuncl
thst it ccnid rct revoke ihe eeass ts-
car'ss ihe li,enss vaa ia fas naffrs ~ p
ccntraef. At tfs shs errt tscsue s.o-
susut.r aal snk Ike ssi8 sesnses ae3
hnen -fsnfa ~ the lerariT srnresior
the eitY had The rover ta revoke them. S. q
vilI pass ever tue fact ssss r,sn w1o
hss heer Mayer q fhe city tbrse i.-rer
Nigh. at fhis iafs Gay 81 sngposed -
kuow whether f1e CruncI BAD pcwe- ta
-svoks snicoa licenses. sns cous seusre-
= to she fsc3s. The ssloou licenssr ~srs
errrfsst ~ Ns7 vlthoui q ~ert 81 1re-
tesf ir ias oreu heard. sod msny Of saam
aasanst tie secoclliFa6a.,on 0i tbe Cen
ris4ee en- WsTs ard Nescs TIE aass-
ticn of tos pover 70 rs~oss these lsssuses
ravsr vss cnee mentcrss. and Nsvor
DrxrEkS spprrest - sa'b sad svary
cns rhen be eoz'd hsrs refe,.f s7 Ti.-
MAYER csnnct is1r er sseera sr1ra fs-s
xra;- statsme5t of facss hevs-l ei.ss
taa Mayer vth uncs srsser ana elrsssr.
saclsr@d .ass 81 ueu'd Ike sr lave 81. p
90 - she essFs reee ~ sxaarfz - 4, So
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23
Il 8. -. 80 - : - .

Tas g. z 4 l. barge 81 ss isenehsd 10
day
Maskssoa school 5oEds sesa 70 be IA De-
Ia4nd a. over TIE ooAatfy l4s- EeE-
Tke Carpsulsr ami yoiners Juion. Of
Grand Rapids, w1i give al excursion -
Ifls 4i.y i~12y.
The eows sre running IS usasl IA The
stEgels below DlylsioH-sl. AID Brewery
y nefe Is iae poan1Eoasssf.
sem. annual interest," on water bonds Was
ordered paid isst nlElt- TIE Unalatec
iate-esl zD0anis - - 20.
There Is to Be a glove contest between
1lsE kaslaoa and Joe NcpOUz.d AZ the
Athletic CiQB rooms North A4sk-goa, to-
nisat
Hags q 4Fss i0st hls thumb yesterday
= s bolu1z "a EAoLine ia tks Michigan
s1lag.e miil. THIS teiDg tie second thumb
lc naS lost.
A slin alarm Vas given Yesterday after.
uooh Waich brought oUl the different Ire
COMPANIES The IRE wzs near Z. ". III.
lhir4 street station.
AbOat 6 cioek isst evening the nfe bells
rang Tor Ire IA 4. r. Temples Caran kol-
ier factory The IRE was found 10 be oOt
IN tee dock. bzmagcs slight.
The lumber pliers. leaders and whee,ers
a. 4. j. SumsCns anil struck for en- ad-
vance "a wages yesterday. They have been
receiving 49, per day nd want $50.
Their demand was not granted and nearly
ali of tren left the premises.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

TIE repu'abls Germans G. this city
who haze knoNa CHAatKs FlscHBACH Tor
many years Sill NOS forget thzs Mayor
D1xx1AN said hs would Ike TO sec tns
city sperd S20.e00 70 revoke MF. FisCa
BScn's license. ard when THs TELxss'M
HxRALD ics.s.ed thas ell. - cor ksepsrs
shouid - treated fairly DIEEEAS cal1eo
,he E.scuBAca place "a dive.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

OWNERS AID DFALERS IN HORSES WILL
" tske nouce. that Ir J. y bradford lsIf al
beigile. - ~ the CITY AID ready 70 trest disease
scn coois 81 the hose. Cons aud COS traction
of lie nOoi tTtalec WIln the te c3Ihied ezpsao-
ing heel cork eud cured or money refunded
briog ia Sour cslpples. lie refers 70 Rsil a VA
ter. Billy Wilson, french's Livery stable
Rand Holt, ofece - Caldef-xt 20
noCTOR MARY z THOMPSON. oFFiCEl1,
~ MonrOest. Hours between ~ aud y a "a
10 { and 70 p. n. General praclice. 100 n
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Gs0. IMNAcC-AIe G. Smith. through
ths nasdsa.a - "Bab' ssnru organ, az
nources that tLsss VII 90 70 lsi up u his
proceedings. aud that IA stall contIuue
n ths future 10 do as hs hs8 IN The past.
Has somebody been saying that ths
f1ssh supszintsndsnt was aOcui to Be
sa,tsds
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Residents ~ Grand Rapids 'rAo ieace
fhs e4ty for ne s,snlaleF s,.osid OFlisF iAs
TELEGRALHERALD sent % their
oosfrsss aAlch raa be eAanged - often
es desired.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Ths observation of tue prsss report
that ~ths noroiu ation O, POWELL IS net
understood 10 - Satisfactory 20 Senator
Pass" ~. not - nniye-lsl.y regarded
a. onc0u pl.msosafs - mr. FO~GLL
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

We a-e .se-errnin.d "a c.ose out I'll low shoes
aiid Slippers IN flo lsud turled and machine
seweG goods during the ha4sDce Of this month.
Az ong The many bargains offered on this sale
are The iDiiOHns.
.ro pair. Yo1.hs low shoes, sizes Is to .. at 30
cent, pair
Ladies Hand Turned Opera slippers, 90 cents.
Ialles' Fine Embroidered opera slippers AT IS
cents pair. worth sl.25
Ladie-' Fine Ktd Cnera Slippers. sold every
where a Sl.he, row Going for $50.
IadieS' zine Hand Turned French Kid Oxford
Iic ipFtrs WORTH o oaly 500.
IaGiss uanG Turucs Congress Caters 80 Don-
80 So hia ard Glove caf, ony ga a pals-
I1sfes' Fine Hand Turned Button Boots st
- o $3.50 s-f 81 ~ psiT. worth ii.5) 10 500 q
fsis 0orc % -e-liaf price.
cents se@m.s.s Congress. Lace or Button shoes
Only 80.
Gents fine ssyli.h. Wsrrsnted shoes in every
SIS g = 1aF-s.n q 90 and SO.
sents sesm'ess Caif Donso.a o. kangaroo
shoSs that arc old fhe world over for 500 sad
500 We sei ttr S30I
Every p ire :. prororiionatsly low nEices. Not
troa. 80 .nor .nese gods.
T-nr mase p -rero e mi-iaxe u ron do no
oa & ara examine rs aaay bargains II footwear
sa1an a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

II the Ohio Denecsasie platform rep
rssents lie average Democrats sent
neBa is l. sviden, that tsru reform Is
gazing xroand io tar state.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
The Best lace
IN THE PAPER

For an advertisement Is right
mere IN the want columns.
Atter reading the locals. and
ganclng at the Telegraph
news, readers turn their eyes
10 these columns. Our cir
culation IS larger than any
Michigan Daily, except those
or Detroit, and yet our rates
IN the want columns are very
low.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23
Lake shore A Michigan ~outhera.
fEaiamazso Hitlsiou


Al fains oniit t1tt ~ rNaeky
A iocR. height leaves Grand Eapics A. 3 t5p
n carving passengers - far ~ kaiauezo9. p
Through tickets n al points snd lcrfns IN see9.
Ing coaches can be seclrec 81 Union llclet OTes
q Monroc-st.. and o. depot
j. v. NfKfNFFY. Gen Az
Gso. ". MrSso,, CITY Ilckel Agclt
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

MONEY? YES, / HAVE IT FOk YoU AT
III D. =. = and per cent. on i:rst-ciaSs security
Aorgages negotiated City aud isrm prop-rly
Tor sale OF exchange. fire Insurance AZ lowest
Tsiee RAJ road bonds wanted. ID. A Johnston
No - OCansl-Sa. room ID. Grand spidS. lulylg
MONEY To LOAN 80 AT A REASONABLE
VI rate ot interest IN any amount Resi Estate
Bought aud Sold Ali those wishing 70 purchase
or sell neai Esiste. viii do well 20 cxE on Girdler
q Whi'man. Real Estsie BrokeiS and Loan
Agents, - b car ~ i4sif
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

TIE lsct thst ArGrsrCs De- GEus
xoxc. who signed J. +. ASp1rws isst
bal 5ond % se0C0 is the same man
wno si-r al tho bond far sleH fCrr
Yeas ago IN tie case against AsraEws
Ter shooting WifN0r. vo4.d seem Co
shov shst AS Geruuovp doss not be-
lisss tfa, Sir. ANprEws has committed
an ssrous crime. Nr. ASDsEw8 is nov
sttis home ia usnois
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Mayor DISzdAS bas stuck his feet n
L. iie ai.ud.s @ "BUB" SaiFs's action
a. 20 Flss. .AIA1a case. aud 70 . Demo-
eres reporter says Tuz IELLaRAA- hER-
ALD Is attacking (iso- SMITH los sttsck-
Ing ne diyes-nsaaing that Mr.. FlscH-
sAcn's place on OttaSa-st. s q dise The
Mayor talSs very lo1G-Lo also tslGE
verv snd.scres,lv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

The Democrats 81 Llinton. Holland
Tasent Aad Fayetteville, \. +, aa, b
safely eouassd ca a. soitl loF CLEVz1ASo
IA ls-s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Al advertisements Ia this column, asdsr
wa2tsvsr head, except Wanted >Itaa-
tions, viii be ehzrgsd fer st the aHiforsa
rate IA Tie table below. Always sy~Sie In
a. 4aCr.
The nomber Of lines ia any advertise saeat
esb he foend by dividing ths naiEs beg OF
words ty seven. Any part Sf line ooaated
ssene fofI liue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

r va Two yesrs AZ today shen Cen
srsl GRssI died. and lie oaiy monameui
be has . IA fhs hsar.s % his eUun.ry-
Fasl
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Beautiful woman. from whence came thy
bloom,
Thy bssming eye, thy features fair?
What kindly hand on thee vas laid
Erdowing thee with beauty rare
"'cwss not ever thus, the dame replied;
'Once pale this face. these features bold,
The 'Fayorite Prescription OF DR.. Pierce
Wrought the wondrous change which you
behold F"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Ny poker IL shs fu.ars wiii % he
ssEns a. n the psst-The Brars Csaera!
eE IN
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

A'hiis ~ oihek excepf euhass.
Sicf pms tafS run on Pacific and Atlantic "a
pres 70 hnd nom feJtoll-fkrior can ruu . .
Day tIpross aud Grsnc Rapids Express 10 snss
hcln peffolt --Itircci connections n sce a 3sa
ir0ss sitk a. through ifrins tssf Tictrts "a "A /.
o. Union Ticket Orsce, q 4oBroe-si snd Al nlsa
GepOt
ID W JOHNSTON. Mich. Pass Agst a. N0ulossL
Gas. NORRIS. Gen Act - Nonroe-st
q. u. hrGeLEs. u. J.. and ,. A. chlcsgo
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

For Chicago-PropsileFs John Ous. $50
90 lumber. T. N Torrent. $4,000 lumber.
Citv Of 81 Joseph 3j0,C50 lumber, City oi
New York, $50 COO lumber. swallow, III
U0O lumber Schooners, Wolverine. %, 900
lumbsr Apprentices Boy. 80 Coo lumber
For Michigan Ciiy-Pfopeller, 4. Il. Col
born. 3D0. .0OD lumber
For Schooner, Kate Lyons
= 100 lumber.
T0tAl-Lumbsr, , so eco.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Tia reader vho followed the Prssi-
dert ia his "trip may have noticed thss
Co Lsvo~r suddenly disappeared at
Uaca sad didl' .srn up again until the
psrty rsacbed Cortland. ltaprss-s now
that tas Colonel tcok "hssier" for SAT-
watss and -ans up A. tls long Besch
boist re- IL noted ss sisTalar co 8ci
dencs tsss Governor Hur happened 70
- f,iere wren 1a er,iTsd
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

NJ. Laugtrv wiz pass the sumuey
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

President C1sV-I $50 vss hororsd hy
Ehe eervices ~ . aleiia 81. saad coaclnsn
tas olher la whsu - drove frou GO g.
novia % Fayetteville. TIE eil nan wio
hscd'oi the rsias served iu .hs Crimeeu
va. ana wss oue = tao fsne-s SIX hun
dred i1.i - cy Z zS'srst-. 'D BIS Cha. -
% ihe Lavst BrixsdeT lie vas Governor
Srzaaf So ccrcsmrr. srd so ca-rs in @
.he ssrvsas - Sis. HiScx sse. Mrs. Ssc-
rsiaTg IsIal aiED's al..fl.sr. vlo p a sic.
tsr ~ zoe lase 10 -sgeor
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23
Tor Rsnf--Hollses.

TOR ENI-T % Harsfs At THE CoRSFR
4 ef SD rlue-srt. sGs 20. r41isar aud
Fil - srea c1een ln-9Irs ~ 'he srs.n -.
~ rfr tl
TOR Rf-rr-A -T0nE RoGN -UiTAEIT Fop
d sug sicd 81 uelchsni r. sassy ~ : e
- a1ef-i ftI
I-CR REST two story 10 g. alTH
sIFtt rr-rs frV A. ean1tfae rn-f-
s.tse resas1- sVe. s-i sec1 fr-saenf aaa Css.iaa
E10 irs ~ i-es-r1t-arh
f-uR aENT-s STORE 80 7s oFTtuk-ST
/ neF 4 tric1 h'os. lzaa 2 ~ haFe fsrr-
nd
Eos RENE Two s10REs wITH BtsEs E,yTe
u taFrtfcr fFe 1aR Nrl
fH 49, ftsrsatoE Et.F frs
aacae sa r1cfiAfs- ~ s<f -'se lf11 HsTts 4e
E7os RsNT-4 H9-~E Wiz Al E11EeN
/ i1rvsrse-es Ens1re - = sor sztf ffe
<r- l-s Cana A. fEsr
I0R REfF coTTrSfFNT FzATs For
s-s sw - fte rcr 7rrr~ Eors
ffo1- - iar-s s. ~ ~ fe-aoa-ea f1f
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

AeskEsoN. sATgRgAY. IgLY q
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

DIcE lands ~ Rave gncfEf TRACTS
i 81 pllse q ka4e - Atai ara fss.llsla1s. - -
slss pli sad Georgia. Ir.se- - .llt PlN nR-e1e =
Ca ~1o-fs tralt 81 t4fly tEss.->S1a s'ist Nt-t
ST. .eF oaf 1atss. Pr atrre it sa.t IA hlH s-ktt
Gays 1-fsf isA1> wesi .osates alc ga rpa4
wees Ne gar4nIee exE<usSs te sef laeSs is.lsas
g 41t se aul a. l@pfS.salsa. Atettkc.z flkts ara
Noslsi,n a furnishes. g ndleT = = itEssl. kesl
esif
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Esoa sALEA <kA3 ceSf IIr1if AoAE
n eS as S&< slfecz tam. A. .De lsl sls.ali
fsEass eagnol - eees pfscs - sN asss
Ets> Eslt elsl q sc IS asa.lh - .4l a. 9o~s
- L.a81 = 4lsLi>sz. v "a il.-1fa1 t-,s 4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

We a-e .7e-errnin.d % c.ose out I'll low shoes
ara SLIPPERS in rne hand turued and machine
seweG goods dunuE the ha4slce Ot this month.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-23

spot; uneraded 4sa 49ac; steamer. All 047ao els-
vator. 4Ss 04Ssc delivered; No. 2, Ate eleva-
tor, 484c delivered; No. March 47a a 47sc,
closing at 47sc; APRIL 4sac, closing at 4ssc; May.
48! 04ssc, closing at 4SBc: June. 4s4 a ssc,
closing at 4Ssc; July, 40 492c, closing at 49sc
Oats shade lower. Receipts. $4,000 bu;
exports, AZ bu: sales. 10000 bu futures and
los, 900 bu spot: mixed Western, IS 037c; white
Western, SO 42c
Hops steady and quiet
Cofee-Spot fair Rio firm at 14sc; options
nlgner and more active; sales, vt, OO0 bags;
March and April. 13c; May, 130 ID l0c; June. ID
tember. ID 1913. Zoe; October and November
IL 20 ID 25c; December, ID 20 013 25c; January
h. q 13 25c; February, Ii. 90 Sugar firm;
refined quiet and firm. Rice firm.
Talow steady and fairly active at 404 1-32c
kosln- quiet and steady at ST. 05 q TO-
Wool quiet and barely steady; domestic fleece,
3O038c, pulled. IA q Csc; Texas, 9015c
Pork quiet and unchanged Cut meats firm;
picked bellies, 73c. Lard 394 points higher,
and quiet Western steam, spot, 750c; April,
7570L60c; May, I630 &c. June, 7700I73c;
July, a40I76c; September. 7.87e; city steam,
7.50c
Butter quiet and heavy. Cheese firm; fair
trade demand. Eggs again lower and heavy;
receipts 10, 81 PACKAGES Western fresh, 14sac.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. March 22-Trading was slow in
wheat, and prices averaged lower, though q
rally In prices occurred during the afternoon,
and the closing prices of the day were shade
higher than those of yesterday. The market
opened &c lower. at 80ac, for May delivery, de-
cllned to Sole under moderate offerings, but good
buying caused advance to SIC, followed by
another decline to Soac. In the afternoon the
feeling became stronger on a reported good ex-
port demand, and the price of May rose to 81ac.
reacted and closed for the day at 81 0S14c
The receipts continue up to the usual average.
The interruption of telegraphic communication
served to check trading The receipts of corn
were smaller than expected, and this fact devel-
oped stronger feeling in the trade. The
market opened at yesterdays closing figures,
advanced &c, and closed at nearly outside figures.
Oats ruled very quiet, without any appreciate
change in prices. Mess pork was marked up a
peg for settlements outstanding, but there was
no noticeable trading. Regular" mess pork is
quoted at $40 BARREL old winter packed at $14
0l45 so, and new sugar-packed at SIT oil so.
Lard advanced Il 0l0c per 100 pounds under a
good demand from ''shorts," and closed steady.
Short ribs were in good demand, with 'shorts'
anxious to purchase The markets opened zoe.
per 100 pounds, higher, advanced 10 al 24c addi-
ional, receded and closed at opening figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-23
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce ut
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Flour-Receipts,
22'44l brls and sacks; exports, 2, 796 brls and
279S sacks; sales, $4,000 brls; dull and in buy
ess favor.
Wheat-Receipts, 197,460 Blu; exports Al, ISL
blu; spot lots trife lower and more active for
export; options opened heavier and declined q
&c, subsequently ruled stronger, and closed
showing recovery of i0a c; speculation quite
moderate; sales, 4,6l6,000 bu futures and 417,-
600 bu spot; No 2 spring, 924c delivered; I'M
graded red, s9094ac; No. red. &c.,
No. 2 red 9Os colo store, Gle eleva
tor 90S 09lc I. o. b.; No. / red, 93tc
elevator, 94sc delivered; No. ] white 90ac; extra
924c elevator. 93sc delivered No. red March,
904 a 90sc closing at 90sc; April. 9OE 9lSc clos
ing at 9lsc; May. 81 SIG a 81 11-16c, closing at
9lsc; June, 903 Ollie, closing at 9l4c; July, 500
G90sc, closing at 90sc; August, 89t a S9sc, clos
ing at s9sc; September, 90s a90.c. Closing at
cote; October. Oh a9l4c, closing at 9l4c; Decem-
Der, 93 1916 9ic, closing at 93ac; January, 94s a
95c, closing at 9isc; May, 9Sa 0o9c. closing at
Corn--Spot shade easier; less active; options
opened a &c lower; closed frm decline about
recovered. Receipts, 80 900 bu; exports, 90, FOG
bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures and $4,000 bu
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-23
INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY. %, 1851

12l2c; 17ic ms average 1214c; 90 ms average and;
over. 12c cottage hams. medium average, Sl4c
california hams. S4c; cured breakfast bacon.
lie; sugarcured shoulders. 10 to / 2 fbs average
20 to 35 TBS average 934e 40 tbs and over average
9i2c; backs, medium weight 9l2c; bellies, medium
weight, 1Oc Dry-salt and Picked Meats--Clear
sides (unsmokedl, SC: clear backs, tunsmoked) Sac
clear bellies. tunsmokedl, 8; clear pork p br 200
lbs. SIT; ham and rump pork. 2 to g. ID pieces
without bone. $15. Bologna-Skin large or small
oAee; cloth large small. &C. Lard-Pure leaf. ket
tle-rendered in terces Slsc; in u bTls, Sec; Sob
cans IN 1OO-fb cases. S5sc: 20-fb cans in Sob
cases Ssac; 10 10 in 60 ID cases, &c. 5-tb cans
IN % ID cases 9isc. Refined Lard-In tierces, 7l4c
oo.b cans in 1OO-ib cases, 7lac.
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red June, prime (recleaned).
"a O4 % y bu; English mammoth prime tre
cleanedl, 81. Is a. 30: Asike prime: ST 1880; AL
falfa, prime. S7.2507.50; white $7.500S: prime
timothy. " 1oa2 20 " bu: extra clean blue grass
20 09Oc y bu; red top. 75c 0$1 ~ bu; orchard grass
$1.65D go D. bu German mie., 81 81 bu; COM
mon millet, 75c ~ bu; faxseed selected, 81. 100
LAO " bu; seed rye 75e % bu old popcorn O3c
" tb; new popcorn. 6O075c ~ bu hemp, 3l2c
canary, DC; rape Sc 4p ID.
PRODUCE.
BUTTER-Creamery, 2s030c; choice country, Is
017c.
BEEswAx-Dark 1Sc; yellow, zoe
Eaas-Shippers paying 12c; selling from store at
FEATHERs-Prme geese, 35040c ~ %; mixed
ONroS-sETs-Yelow $3.50 ~ Blu; white, $3.50
" bu.
PouLTRY-Hens &c; ROSTERS, 31sc; ducks. 6lec
p tb; geese, $3.50 p doz; hen turkeys, Sc y ID;
TOMS 5l2c ID.
WooL-Medium. 23024c; one-fourth blood 210
23c: braid, IS021c; bury Cotswold and black 5 q
Toe less. We quote prices farmers lots; on large
lots slightly higher prices are paid.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-23
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Slow Trading in Wheat, at Lower Price;
than Those Current on Monday,
The Market Closing with Slight Rally
Corn Stronger Under Decreased Receipts
cats Unchanged-Pork Very Dull.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Dull and Featureless Market, Closing
Steady to Firm.
NEW YORK, March 22.-Money on call was
easy at 408 per cent, the last loan being made
at s; closing offered at 4.
Prime mercantile paper, 06 per cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet but firm at
$4.S4a for sixty days and 81 s6a for demand.
The total sales OF stocks to day were 1874, 453
shares. including the following: Delaware,
Lackawanna g. Western, 1900; Erie. IL, 300;
Louisville g. Nashville, 400; Northwestern,
3,7Oo; Reading, 1900; ST. Paul, lO,095; Texas
Pacific 5000.
Ine transactions at the Stock Exchange to-
day were. as far as the usually active list is con-
cerned, utterly devoid of features. Some few Of
the speculative stocks. however, showed consid-
cradle life, and material advances we're recorded
There was no news which could be said to have
any effect upon values, and there was a scarcity
even Of rumors. The demand for exchange to
pay for stocks induced an advance of
half cent and, while money was
easy, the price at one time bid up to per
cent, its only effect being, however. to restrict
trading. There was considerable activity in
LackAwanna, Erie. Reading and st: Paul. Buff
fale. Rochester & Pittsburg was bid up sharply
by the Islin party, on very light transactions.
Pullman Palace-car was remarkably strong, the
advance being accom- panied by rumors Of an in
crease in the dividends, and Fort Worth & Den
yer continued its advance and became one of the
most active. Other shares advancing were Mil
waukee Lake Shore IL Western com
mon $50 being bid for dividends upon
1t during this year, and in Tennessee
coal, though the latter was not held.
The close was dull but firm and generally o
small fraction above the opening Closing
prices show irregular changes. Buffalo, Roch
ester & Pittsburg is up per cent; Milwaukee
Lake Shore g. Western, 3; Fort Worth & Den
yer, q; Pullman, q.
Railroad bonds were dull The sales to-day
aggregated 1885,, QUO, and Fort Worth & Denver
frsts contributed $l3I 900 of this. The changes
are unimportant.
Government bonds were dull and steady te
firm
State bonds were dull and firm for the issues
dealt in. Closing quotations were:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-23

Cash quotations were follows: Flour dull
and unchanged. No. spring wheat. 75s 75sc;
No. 3spring wheat, nominal No. red. nominal.
rye. safe. No. barley. soc. No. faxseed.
$108. Prime timothy seed. $l.79018 so. Mess
pork, per bril-, 500. Lard, per 100 lbs. 81. 37A.
Shortrlb sides 0oosel T. Csc; dry-salted shoulders
(boxed). Gee. 25c; shortclear sides tboxed). s 20
08.25c. Whisky, distillers finished goods, per
GAL, $11s.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day. the butter
market was easy; creamery, 240304c; dairy,
163 a. 4c. Eggs. III 012c.
Receipts-Flour, "a, 900 brls: wheat AZ, 900 bu:
corn 248 600 bu; oats, 1874 900 5u; rye, 5000 bu;
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, $4,000
brls; wheat, Al 900 bu corn 1S9 900 bu; OATS 49,
600 blu: rye, 1000 blu; barley, a, 900 bu.